How to Prove Your Credibility Moss Point MS

There are plenty of ways to demonstrate your credibility and the worthiness of your product or service. The main objective you want to keep in mind is to prove that your product/service/system has been used successfully, and therefore “tried and true”. Read on for details of these techniques.

How to Prove Your Credibility

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Use Testimonials and Other Techniques to Improve Your Marketing Response By Paul Groth

Why do you need to prove your credibility? Potential customers want to know who they’re dealing with. They want to know if you are a legitimate business. If you’re selling a service, proving your credibility is a must because potential customers want to know that you know what you’re doing and that the service they are about to purchase is worth their hard-earned cash.

Internet marketers use success stories from previous sales campaigns to persuade people that their product has been proven to work and therefore, if they purchase it they could expect the same. If they are selling a money making system and show proof of their earnings while using the system, that is good proof of their credibility.

There are plenty of ways to demonstrate your credibility and the worthiness of your product or service. The main objective you want to keep in mind is to prove that your product/service/system has been used successfully, and therefore “tried and true”.

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Testimonials from Customers Prove the success of your offering by showing testimonials from customers who have used your product or service. These people could have been end users of a great product, proud recipients of a service, or replicators of your successful system. Testimonials are a very persuasive tactic, because people “just like you” have bought the product or service, and now they are so happy with the benefits that they are willing to talk about it, recommend it to anyone, and endorse it.

Case Studies Case studies are like in-depth testimonials, interviews with good customers where the questions cover benefits, initial objections and how they were overcome, and generally a bit of hype to portray a positive impact on the customer. Case studies, like testimonials, are very important but are sometimes hard to get. Try a few ways to extract them from your customers — by phone, email, or letter. Case studies and testimonials are like virtual versions of word-of-mouth advertising.

Visual Aids Photos Photos of people who give you case studies and testimonials add visual persuasion to their text. You can also prove the worthiness of your product or service by showing photos of people using your products or photos of results from using your service. Even better than that are photos of well-known people or companies who are benefiting from your offering. Using the well-known adds a feeling of a connection to your product through someone potential customers know or know of. Customers will say, “If that guy is using it, it must be good.”

Video or Audio Take the visual aids a bit further by showing video or audio of your customers using your product or services, or of interviews with your customers. It’s a bit harder to get these, but they are proven to attract much more general interest in your offering. Stating the Age of the Business Try connecting your years of establishme...

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